The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
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"OH, You Black"
DoYLs played finely yesterday.
"0LD MAN" PHKLAE was there, as
usual.
oUR B,bby did the work in fine
style.
BAKER made eeveral very fine stops
yesterday.
DIEsTEL made a fine stop in the
third inning.
McALEER aud German did fne work
la the on field.
GEORGE WAsHINGToN was not mad,
but be was wild.
WALLY ANDREWS held down bis
bag in 6ue style.
BARNEY MoLAUGHLIS is a big favor
ite in Charleston.
MANY players have holy horror OF
the waist high balls.
MANAGER BRAD -RY has cancelled his
dates with Cincinnati.
IT now looks as II the race would be
between Memphis and Charleston.
ONE of Interpretations caught foul
In the first inning. He will be signed.
WHEN Bradley struck out in the
fourth inning ne made q vigorous
kick.
THE Gayoso nine and the Poplar
Street Shamrocks will play this after
noon.
DAvEY FORCE was at himself, and he
slugg d the ball with his old time
vigor.
EWING has at last placed his sigma
iure TO $4,000 contract with the New
Yorks.
PHELAN was unlucky yesterday. He
sent several long feS to left, but they
were fouls.
THERE will be game every day
next week. Chicago arrives Tuesday
for five games.
In the fourth inning j. ]. Hayes
went TO right field and Nicholas took
his place behind the bat.
UMPIBE Suck got a rap in the
shoulder, and the crowd told him to
take bis base--but he didn't.
WHEN Andrews went to the bat in
the ninth inning, Reeder went back to
the center field fence. He was afraid
OF home run.
MANAGER BRYAN, OF the Des Moines
Club, challenges Sunday, Of the Chi.
Cages, for 100 yard race. He will be
accommodated.
The Nashville Banner says; "Noth-
ing short OF two games at Memphis
will satisfy Bradley's men," They
will not be satisfied.
THE Nashville Union he's begun 10
howl "Iats." Go on, brother; we were
there last season, but the rodent tribe
has been bsnished.
SENATOR MoNTRDoHICo and Repre-
aentatives Davis and 0dlum were In
terested spectators. They oheered
every good play made.
MOBILE and New Orleans will meet
In the latter city for the first time to-
day. Now for the hair pulling, but
New Orleans will get there.
THE locals will make mighty strug-
gle for Mondays game In order to save
another trip to Nashville. Every
body knows what this struggle means.
TIE Nashville Union manifeets lin
gering faith in Bradley's boys, and has
q laundering for the pennant. Brother
Ewing la not heard the news yester-
day.
The Exchange Street Browns de-
feated the Linden Streets by a score
OF 8 to 0. Batteris, Baum and Isaacs
for the Browns, Haas and Heck for
Linden Streets.
PEOPLE imagine New Orleans has q
great team of suggers, but they are
nowhere compared with the Memphis
pennant winners. Thirty hits in one
game! Gosh!
The boys were all happy when they
heard Hayes would do the twirling
for Nashville Yesterday. They re-.
membered the Waterloo at Nashville
and were determined to got even.
DETROIT will not bring either Of the
Tag ends OF her team, now amusing
themselves with weak clubs elsewhere,
to this city. They will need all their
best men here, and will come together
"Wednesday.
BROWN, the California catcher, re-
Gently signed by the New Yorks, h 3
reported for duty. He Is q strapping
big fellow, and is in prime conditir n
for the seasons work, having been
playing all winter in the California
League.
CoRKHILL st Il refuses to sign with
The Cincinnati Club. 1t ia believed
that he will retire from tina diamond
under the cdium OF the blacklist II h
is not released and permitted to sligo
where he chooses. II Pres dent Stearn
releases Oorkhill he will play with the
Athletics.
W. ]. CHERRY, of the Nashville
american, who came down to see HE
team demolieh Sneed's sluggers, left
lest night f)r home, after witnessing
the game yesterday. He said he was
no hog, aud knew when he had
enough. odd II want to see Mon.
days game" remarked the disnustsd
stakeholder and chaperone.
THE Louisville team vera sum.
moned TO appear before Manager
Kelly Friday morning, when he read
an important lecture to them, telling
them whas may De expected OF them
this year, aud also laying down the
laws of discipline. ANY breach Of con
duct hereafter is subject to fine
There will be earnest, hard work from